Can’t argue with results. If the tools and techniques you guys used didn’t leave any dents, dings, or scars on the block, my fears were unfounded. Also, after seeing your video I found a nice stud puller like yours while at a local swap meet. Thanks again for the enjoyable and informative adventures. P.S. At the risk of a big open worm can, would love to see your take on what spark plugs are a top choice.
We did use a tool that took it up only so far. I didn't have eye bolts to place into the spark plug holes to pull it up the rest of the way. I have heard about the rope trick too, but choose to not go that route as some folks said they ended up with damage. I don't remember where it was at this moment.
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Fantastic brother!
Excellent breakdown Jim as always
Give your little Model A a hug from Nana and JimPah.
Awesome 👍
Thank you Gregg!
Can’t argue with results. If the tools and techniques you guys used didn’t leave any dents, dings, or scars on the block, my fears were unfounded. Also, after seeing your video I found a nice stud puller like yours while at a local swap meet. Thanks again for the enjoyable and informative adventures.
P.S. At the risk of a big open worm can, would love to see your take on what spark plugs are a top choice.
Better to use a head remover tool. Or try the "rope in the cylinder" and turning over the engine.
We did use a tool that took it up only so far. I didn't have eye bolts to place into the spark plug holes to pull it up the rest of the way.
I have heard about the rope trick too, but choose to not go that route as some folks said they ended up with damage. I don't remember where it was at this moment.